This is it, Momoko.
We're staring down a midnight deadline to raise $15,000 to fight back against some of the worst threats to forests in decades—including logging mandates, gutted protections and defunded agencies.
Millions of acres of national forests face enormous risk—from the old-growth and mature forests of the Pacific Northwest to Alaska's iconic Tongass National Forest, one of the last remaining intact temperate rainforests on earth. We can't afford to lose these awe-inspiring wildlands—not now, not ever.
We have a short window to mobilize and mount the strongest defense possible for our nation's forests. That's why we're running an emergency campaign to protect the Tongass and other old-growth and mature forests from industrial destruction before it's too late. Will you help by making a gift to protect all of our beloved public lands today, Momoko?
A one-time gift makes a big impact today. But a monthly gift helps us stay vigilant in the weeks and months to come. By giving monthly, you'll fuel long-term legal, advocacy and grassroots efforts to defend forests like the Tongass from all threats that come our way.
That kind of steady support is critical right now, because the threats we're up against are unprecedented. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act mandates logging of millions of acres of forests. The administration has announced its plan to rescind the Roadless Rule—which has protected over 58 million acres of wild, undeveloped forest lands from logging and road building for decades. And the U.S. Forest Service is being gutted, threatening its ability to protect what's left.
All to make way for increased timber production—and runaway profits—at any cost.
We can't let the Tongass and other one-of-a-kind forests become casualties of corporate greed, Momoko. Will you pitch in before midnight tonight? Every dollar we raise before our deadline will determine how hard we can fight for our forests and other vulnerable public lands >>
Thank you for taking action,
Margot Krieger
Director of Membership
The Wilderness Society
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